Persistent endeavors have been made to promote construction safety, but fatalities still
plague the industry. Recently there had been an emergence of a variety of construction …

For workers, the exposure to on-site hazards can result in fatalities and serious injuries. To
improve safety outcomes, different approaches have been implemented for health and …

With the pervasive use of Building Information Modelling (BIM), lean principles, digital
technologies, and offsite construction, the industry is at the cusp of this transformation. The …

BACKGROUND: The construction industry is one of the most injury-prone industries, in
which production is usually prioritized over safety in daily on-site communication. Workers …

Occupational accident rates in construction projects are usually higher than other industries
in most countries, even though safety management systems are continuously improving …

Occupational health and safety legislation is an essential part of the process to manage
organisations and companies. However, there are criticisms that the regulation of …

Organizations often operate in turbulent environments characterized by intense
competitiveness, constant technological progress, new market requirements, and scarce …

The construction industry is notoriously high risk for accidents, injuries, and deaths,
particularly for non-national or migrant workers, who comprise a significant proportion of the …

Deplorable safety management practices are damaging the reputation of construction
sector. Though legislation has specified rules and regulations for safety improvement, the …

Accidents are more prevalent in the construction industry compared to other economic
sectors. Therefore, understanding the benefits of occupational health and safety …